Earth gains questioned in LNG energy debate
In a letter to the editor the writer condemns LNG tied to Site C dam, arguing vast electricity use harms the environment, raises greenhouse gas emissions, and undermines conservation efforts promoted by BC Hydro. The author questions future energy security and provincial motives.
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Private sector leads in clean energy, shielding taxpayers
The author argues the private sector drives innovative clean energy, acts on opportunities, and bears risks with cost effective products. It contrasts private sector pragmatism with government indecision, asserting that private enterprise lowers emissions and advances energy solutions without taxpayer risk.
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Clean LNG plants in BC powered by renewables
Pleased with energy use, BC plans LNG plants powered mainly by renewables, giving a competitive edge over other suppliers entering the Asian LNG market. Advocates say LNG remains cleaner than coal, with renewable power boosting BC job creation and global benefits.
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Toilet Based Economy Protest Urges Public Restroom Attendants
A writer laments the downtown toilet-free economy in Chetwynd and recalls UK restroom attendants in Birmingham. They urge local retailers to adopt restroom maintenance and charging to improve cleanliness and revenue, noting Britain’s signposted, attended facilities as a model.
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